Apple system crashes again: iOS pop-up error appears! Is your iPhone affected?

After Samsung's OueUI system crashed and turned black in the early morning, Samsung's old rival Apple also responded with a BUG - according to feedback from Apple users on Apple-related online forums: many iPhone users suddenly encountered a BUG pop-up window when using the App normally.

The specific pop-up content is as follows:

Interestingly, the specific content of this pop-up window is "This app is no longer shared with you". The two solution options given in this pop-up window are "Access in App Store" and "Cancel". When the user chooses the latter, the user will not be able to enter the software App interface normally, and it will pop up this option again in a cycle.

On the contrary, when the user selects "Access in App Store", the only option that pops up becomes "Open" and then returns to the previous selection cycle of "Access App Store" and "Cancel". As a result, iPhone/iPad users are affected and cannot use their devices normally.

It is worth mentioning that: from the current summary, this pop-up BUG affects iPhone/iPad users of iOS 13.4.1 and iOS 13.5. The author recommends: if your iPhone version is older and the OTA upgrade of the new version has been pushed, you can choose not to upgrade and wait for the subsequent release of the new iOS version that corrects this problem.

There is no proper solution to this pop-up window bug. However, according to netizens' feedback, uninstalling and reinstalling the software application can solve the problem simply and roughly, but in this case, the cache of the software itself will be gone.

In conclusion: Although there are constant bugs, iOS 13 is still a very stable and excellent system

Unlike Android, which has been highly open source from the beginning, Apple's iOS closed-loop ecosystem brings an inherent stability advantage - through the Appstore, Apple has achieved high-quality matching options at the software level.

However, although the new generation of iOS13 focuses on performance improvement and has actually greatly improved the fluency of old models, allowing many old models to "last another three years", it is undeniable that in several previous versions such as iOS13.1 and iOS13.2, there were problems that obviously affected the user experience. Fortunately, Apple discovered the problem of iOS13 in time and standardized the operations of Apple ecosystem developers in time. This also shows that iOS13 is still a very stable and excellent system.

So, has your iPhone been affected? See you in the comments section.